Amit Shah Interview

Amit Shah Interview Updates: Nation is run on Constitution, not whims, says home minister

Amit Shah Exclusive Interview to News18: Speaking on the hijab row, the home minister said that it is his belief that people of all religions should accept the school’s dress code

Full transcript of Amit Shah interview: One who performs will be elected by the public, says home minister

In an exclusive interview to Network 18 Group Editor-In-Chief Rahul Joshi, Union home minister Amit Shah spoke about a whole host of issues in the news

'Could have avoided those words': Amit Shah on Maharashtra Governor's 'secular' jibe at CM Uddhav Thackeray

In an exclusive interview with Network18 group editor Rahul Joshi, Amit Shah delved into a range of topics, including the BJP’s political relations with its former ally Shiv Sena in Maharashtra

Indian Army is always ready to answer aggression, says Amit Shah as Xi Jinping asks Chinese troops to prepare for war

In an interview to Rahul Joshi, the Union home minister also said that India "will not bow down to anyone" and that it has the support of most countries

India in better position to fight COVID-19 than others, Atmanirbhar Bharat package will set economy on track: Amit Shah to News18

Speaking on the special economic package announced by the Centre to boost the economy, Shah said that the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative will set the economy on track.

Understanding Amit Shah: Ideological clarity, work ethic and single-minded focus form backbone of his electoral success

Amit Shah has been giving a lot of interviews and tackling a wide range of questions from media. In each of the interviews, what shines through is Shah's ideological clarity and confidence in the party's national dominance

Amit Shah says govt 'preparing in advance' for nationwide rollout of NRC amid reports of detentions camps in Karnataka, Maharashtra

The final NRC list, published on 14 September, is an exercise to establish bonafide citizens. The complete list excluded over 19 lakh people, who will now face the quasi-judicial foreigners’ tribunals. People declared foreigners by the FT would be sent to detention centres, in case of absence of deportation.